20의 타이예토스 오로스 산맥가지 명소 & 주요 장소

From Mystras, take the E4 up to the rest area, then descend the gorge to Parorio. From there, return to Mystras. Approx. 3 hours / 10 km

The tour is definitely worth it, but there were some really difficult sections. It's "only" along the riverbed, but at 5'1" (1.54 m) I still had a bit of trouble climbing up some spots, as there were no good footholds and the rocks were slippery. It reminded me of bouldering. We also had to check two or three places where the climb was really difficult. Bring water and plan for at least four hours.

"In the heart of the Peloponnese, west of Sparta, lies Mystras. Its history began with the construction of a hilltop fort by the Frankish crusader Guillaume de Villehardouin in the 13th century. But Frankish rule did not last long: Byzantium reconquered its provinces. Mystras became a Byzantine city, signifying the unity of church and state. It is therefore not surprising that numerous churches and chapels were built and monasteries founded. The best artists from Constantinople, 1,000 km away, came to work in this center of Byzantine intellectual life." =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/schaetze-der-welt/mystras-griechenland-folge-41/3sat/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS9hZXgvbzEwNDIwODk

Mystra lies next to Sparta. There are no historical buildings from antiquity in Sparta itself, as the Spartans built and left behind no buildings worth seeing. In Sparta, everything revolved around training warriors as functionally as possible: Spartan, in other words: The historical buildings in Mystra date back to the Middle Ages. In the 13th century, Crusaders built a castle. Subsequently, it became the residence of Byzantine princes who ruled over parts of the Peloponnese. Around 1700, 40,000 people lived here. The monastery is still inhabited by nuns.

You can take a boat trip through one of the most beautiful stalactite caves in the world. Gorgeous stalactite formations, sometimes matchstick-thin, sometimes as thick as tree trunks, are beautifully illuminated. The stalagmites and stalactites shimmer in white, brownish-yellow, pink, and red.

You can take a boat trip through one of the most beautiful stalactite caves in the world. Gorgeous stalactite formations, sometimes matchstick-thin, sometimes as thick as tree trunks, are beautifully illuminated. The stalagmites and stalactites shimmer in white, brownish-yellow, pink, and red.

Sturdy footwear, preferably mid-height hiking boots, is highly recommended! You'll be walking on a lot of loose scree, and up on the plateau is a beautiful thistle paradise!

No outside water tap, shelter often closed